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Should chaplains be allowed in Oklahoma s public schools? Lawmakers, faith leaders sound off

A faith coalition is concerned about proposed bills that would allow school districts to hire chaplains. A similar bill was passed into law in Texas.

United statesEpiscopal diocese of oklahomaQuail springs united methodist churchOral roberts universityEvangelical lutheran churchUnited churchShane jettDanny williamsSherrie conleyValerie steeleJohnny davisKevin stittBrian warfieldShannon fleckLutheran churchPresbyterian church united states

Hackers Try to Extort $50 From Child, 2 Million More at Risk

An Oklahoma-based healthcare system is notifying 2.4 million individuals that their sensitive information was potentially compromised in an exfiltration incident

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Integris Health says data breach impacts 2 4 million patients

Integris Health has reported to U.S. authorities that the data breach it suffered last November exposed personal information belonging to almost 2.4 million people.

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Email extortion data breach affects 2 4 million patients; FBI seeks victims

Over 2.4 million patients of Integris Health in Oklahoma City were affected by a data breach, with the alleged hackers directly emailing some of them.

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Oklahoma Hall of Fame elects new chair, board members; locals on list

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Oklahoma Hall of Fame elected Frank W. Merrick of Oklahoma City as its chairman of the board, with returning board members and the 2024 executive committees

Oklahoma cityUnited statesFrankw merrickRebecca dixonAmanda clintonFoundation managementWards merrick incPalomar oklahoma city family justice centerMerrick foundationOklahoma city museum of artHomeless allianceCrossings community clinicArdmore development authorityIntegris healthOklahoma hallNortheast zone

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